Primech Building Services Ltd
Mechanical Project Engineer

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Mechanical Project Engineer
We are seeking a detail-oriented and driven individual to take on the role of a Mechanical Project Engineer, focusing on pre-mobilisation, design coordination, and project delivery.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead design surveys and provide detailed design survey information to our design team
- Conduct thorough reviews of tenders, focusing on design, programme, and risks
- Lead design Q&A sessions alongside Clients and the Project Delivery Team
- Submit and track RFIs to resolve any project-related queries
- Create procurement documents and complete technical submittals
- Develop project programmes and highlight key risks
- Undertake Labour and Material measures
- Work closely with the Procurement Team to ensure all necessary materials, plant, and equipment are ordered before project mobilisation.
- Raise ITTs, review sub-contractor quotes, and collaborate with the Commercial Team to award contracts
- Assist design-related communication
- Support the Project Manager and Contracts Manager in maintaining high standards of quality assurance throughout Projects
- Take ownership of all project-specific Contractor Design Portion (CDP) elements
- Draft detailed site instructions for management review, covering works required, location, programme and cost impacts, and client-led change events.
- Ensure all submitted commissioning documents adhere to design and specification requirements
- Draft and issue comprehensive handover documents, including O&M manuals
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Requirements
- HNC/HND or equivalent in Mechanical or Electrical
- Proven time management and organisational skills, with the ability to work on multiple projects simultaneously.
- Excellent attention to detail and high levels of accuracy
- Excellent knowledge of British Standards and both Mechanical and/or Electrical disciplines
- Self-starter and ability to operate and excellent communication at all levels (from Site Level to Senior Management).
- Strong understanding of health and safety regulations and best practices in the relevant field of operation
- Ability to conduct thorough investigations and prepare detailed reports
- Experience in a similar position
- Ability to liaise and converse with clients in a professional manner
- Full UK driver's license


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Benefits
- Ongoing career development plan, including the opportunity to grow with Primech during its rapid rate of expansion.
- Company Pension
- Training opportunities
- 21 Days Holiday plus Bank Holidays
- Based at our Kent or Luton Offices
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